Separate logic per department
Women, men and children use independent size scales. There is no single universal conversion applied across everything.
How It Works
From measurement to recommendation
The full sizing flow is designed to take around 10 to 20 seconds while the customer is still in front of you.
01
Enter Measurements
The associate takes bust or chest, waist and hips — plus height for children — and enters them in centimetres or inches. Large inputs are designed for quick one-handed use beside the fitting room.
02
Select Garment Category
Dresses, shirts, trousers, jeans, jackets, suits and knitwear each carry their own measurement ranges, because a tailored dress and a knitted jumper do not fit the same way.
03
Get Recommended Size
The Right Size scores the measurements against every size band in that category and returns one clear recommendation, the closest alternatives either side, and international equivalents.
International equivalents
UK, US, EU, France, Italy, Australia / New Zealand, Japan, Canada and letter sizing from XXS to XXXL.
Reverse lookup
Start from a size and see the approximate body measurements behind it — useful when a customer only knows the size they usually buy.
Replaceable size data
Sizing data sits apart from the interface, structured for retailer, brand, department and category, so official charts can be dropped in later.